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AI in recruitment: Google Interview Warmup will assist job seekers
If you feel nervous before a job interview, this new AI tool called Google Interview Warmup will help you practice beforehand. AI in recruitment is an opportunity that cannot be ignored for enterprises today. Practice your interviews with Google Interview Warmup Google Interview Warmup will assist candidates in practicing job

Undetectable backdoors can be implemented in any ML algorithm
A new study discovers that an undetectable backdoor may be inserted into any machine learning algorithm, giving a cybercriminal unrestricted access and the ability to modify any of the data. The source of serious vulnerabilities may be outsourcing machine learning training vendors. Learning from experiences is something people and animals

ML systems could detect deadly earthquakes swiftly
Researchers have now trained a machine learning system to detect earthquakes using tiny gravitational signals, showing how they may be used to pinpoint the position and extent of a major quake in near-real-time. Earthquakes have the power to alter Earth’s gravitational field at a colossal scale. Scientists say this is

The EU AI Act: Regulating the future of artificial intelligence
The European Union is disturbed by the lack of comprehensive regulation of artificial intelligence. The EU AI Act is an important step that will determine the future of artificial intelligence in the context of personal data protection. It’s a lawless world for artificial intelligence in today’s society. The European Union

Chemists developed a new ML framework to improve catalysts
A new machine learning framework developed at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory can hone in on which parts of a multistep chemical conversion should be altered to increase productivity. The technique may assist researchers in determining the shape of catalysts, also known as chemical dealmakers that speed

Nanomagnets will pave the way for low-energy AI
Today’s artificial intelligence technologies use quite a lot of energy. For this reason, the production of low-energy AI systems is very important for a sustainable world. Artificial intelligence may be performed using tiny nanomagnets that communicate similarly to neurons in the brain, according to researchers. The Imperial College London researchers

Researchers have developed microrobot collectives that can act in swarms
A team of researchers developed microrobot collectives that are able to move in any pattern. The tiny particles are capable of swiftly and effectively changing their swarm behavior. The study is conducted in collaboration with the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems (MPI-IS), Cornell University, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

Pentagon chose a Silicon Valley veteran as its chief data and AI officer
Pentagon’s future AI projects will be led by Lyft’s Machine Learning Director, Craig Martell. After learning that Martell was on track to become the Pentagon’s new chief digital and AI officer, Breaking Defense spread the news. Craig Martell will be heading Pentagon’s AI projects Martell has significant AI industry knowledge, but he

Open-source Twitter algorithm: What could go wrong?
There’s a controversy going on all over the internet regarding the Twitter algorithm. SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk has ambitions toward making it open-source. What would be the advantages and disadvantages from a user perspective? Social media platforms are being heavily criticized for their content ranking algorithms. We discussed

UK regulators are calling for views on algorithmic processing and auditing
The UK’s digital watchdogs are seeking views on algorithmic processing and auditing, as well as areas of common interest between the organizations, in order to simplify and shape future cooperation. Benefits and harms of algorithmic processing are being discussed The Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum (DRCF) was formed in July 2020